I’ve always been a sporadic blogger so it’s not that big a stretch to become a non-blogger – at least in this forum. Business has been booming – taking an increasing portion of my time. We’ve re-designed our website, re-calibrated (I love that word) our business and I can’t pay attention to this blog anymore. But, everybody likes to go out on top, so I find some small degree of solace knowing I am STILL the #1 Sidewiki comment on the Twitter homepage!
Blogging less here means I have more time to read blogs I enjoy. My favorite blog: 3QuarksDaily.
Blogging less here also means I can pay more attention to my theatre blog, where my heart is these days: markrosenyc.com
All bloggers should support the struggle for freedom in Iran. Image below from Tehran 24 | also check FRONTLINE: Tehran Bureau for updates and THE LEDE, The New York Times
Five PR bloggers worth following, derived from random scans of intelligence, original thinking and personality in the PR blogosphere: #1 tomforemski – leadoff batter | #2 occamsrazr – the Leonard Cohen of PR bloggers | #3 [chrisbrogan.com] – the merry prankster of social media | #4 Richard Edelman - the Philip Roth of PR | #5 Loren Feldman – incendiary pupeteer
Some favorite posts:
- Alex Rodriquez Comes to His Senses – What Next?
- MLK & RFK Brothers In Battle
- Google Sidewiki is PR Game Changer
- Kristen Revealed
- So you want to break into public relations?
- What is Your Wikipedia PR Strategy?
- Mahatma Gandhi & Business
HAPPY NEW YEAR. Peace. Health. Freedom. Prosperity.
PRBlogNews, launched June, 2005. Archived, December 30, 2009.